Elements of Artwork What moves in these paintings?

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Elements of Artwork

What moves in these paintings?

People in motion Animals in motion Clouds seem to move Flowing landscape

Colors, lines, textures, patterns and shapes – how are they used to show energy?

What is the mood in these paintings?

What stories are the artists telling us?

Materials : Fine grain sandpaper Pencil Soft Pastels Crayons

Step 1: Sketch a scene Think of something exciting you did or saw. With a pencil, sketch the scene on the sandpaper.

Step 2: Color your picture Use crayons to lightly color parts of your picture. Leave the background blank.

Step 3: Add more color Use soft pastels to add color and depth to your scene. Blend colors together to make your scene more lively.